I'm teaching a SS lesson and the topic is "Who is Jesus Christ!" I would like to get some answers from kids.

Question

I would like kids responses of all ages, so please ask your little ones also. I just want to present this lesson in a different way that we usually do. It will be interesting to see what they all have to say.

Answer 1

My daughter says that it is God's son. She is 13 now, but has said that since she started her Religious Education classes.

She will also tell you that Jesus died on the Cross for us. And if we ask for forgiveness for the bad things we do, he will forgive us, that is why he died on the cross, for the forgiveness of sins, he paid for them already.

She will also tell you that Jesus loves you no matter what.

I am answering this on the basis that SS stands for Sunday School not Social Studies. I think that all the non-religious schools have no teachings of Jesus Christ in any lesson plans.

Answer 2

They probably say that because of the fact there's a lot discrepancy in faith, extraordinarily perspectives of who Jesus is on the venture of the father. Even people who're interior the comparable faith, and perchance friends even will dispute this venture of trinity. that is because of the fact devil the devil needs it that way!!! think of approximately it;; how a lot this venture has been divisive for hundreds of years. The Catholic Encyclopedia additionally reviews: "In Scripture there is as yet no single term by utilising which the three Divine human beings are denoted jointly. The word [tri'as] (of which the Latin trinitas is a translation) is first present in Theophilus of Antioch some. D. one hundred eighty. . . . almost immediately afterwards evidently for the period of its Latin form of trinitas in Tertullian." although, that isn't any evidence in itself that Tertullian taught the Trinity. The Catholic artwork Trinitas—A Theological Encyclopedia of the Holy Trinity, working example, notes that a number of Tertullian's phrases have been later utilized by utilising others to describe the Trinity. Then it cautions: "yet hasty conclusions won't be able to be drawn from utilization, for he would not persist with the phrases to Trinitarian theology." Testimony of the Hebrew Scriptures even as the word "Trinity" isn't got here across interior the Bible, is a minimum of the assumption of the Trinity taught of course in it? working example, what do the Hebrew Scriptures ("old testomony") exhibit? The Encyclopedia of religion admits: "Theologians as we communicate are in contract that the Hebrew Bible would not incorporate a doctrine of the Trinity." And the recent Catholic Encyclopedia additionally says: "The doctrine of the Holy Trinity isn't taught interior the O[ld] T[estament]." in addition, in his e book The Triune God, Jesuit Edmund Fortman admits: "The old testomony . . . tells us no longer something explicitly or by utilising needed implication of a Triune God who's Father, Son and Holy Spirit. . . . there's no info that any sacred author even suspected the existence of a [Trinity] interior the Godhead. . . . Even to be certain in [the "old testomony"] techniques or foreshadowings or 'veiled signs and indications' of the trinity of persons, is to bypass previous the phrases and motive of the sacred writers."—Italics ours. An examination of the Hebrew Scriptures themselves will undergo out those reviews. consequently, there's no sparkling coaching of a Trinity interior the 1st 39 books of the Bible that make up the genuine canon of the stimulated Hebrew Scriptures.

Answer 3

Since it is a Social Studies class, you may want to refer to JC in the past tense. "Who was Jesus Christ?" That way, any pushy parents can be told you are talking about a historical figure.

have a nice day.

Answer 4

Oh my God youre a danger to society, NURSE NURSE WEVE GOT A CRAZY ONE HERE! Peaches Im sorry to hear that your child cant think for herself anymore, ill be more than happy to teach my son the dangers of christianity.

Answer 5

I think you had better word it "Who WAS Jesus Christ?" in order to avoid conflicts.